> Which way is it: Allies or a threat? How much double-think can you fit within a comment?
America was a trusted, respected and liked allied nation. It was not a threat. Then Trump supported by people like you turned into a threat to Canada (another former ally), Greenland, democracy and freedom. So, America is not respected or liked, except by neo-nazi it supports. There is no double think involved here.
> To me the question is crystal clear: No country should want to have foreign troops permanently stationed on their soil, no matter how good friends they are.
It is irrelevant what you think about what other countries should or should not want. The question is what is colonialism.
> people like you
This is a sign that you cannot think clearly about these matters, unfortunately. You are enraged from mass media pressure, and that's why you have to make up things about me which you wouldn't know.
> It is irrelevant what you think about what other countries should or should not want. The question is what is colonialism.
Colonialism begins (and ends) by having your troops permanently stationed on foreign soil.
> Then Trump supported by people like you turned into a threat to Canada (another former ally), Greenland, democracy and freedom. So, America is not respected or liked, except by neo-nazi it supports.
Then if that's how you feel, then maybe you'd want their troops out of your country? That's what a rational person would want.
The double think is off the rails, I would say!
Why do you want to have the military of somebody you yourself call "a threat", "not respected", "neo-nazi" in your land?